OpenGrid, Missiles to the Metaverse and Facebook – Life On Line, April 15th
This edition of Life On Line visits one of the newest virtual worlds to be created on the Open Grid. ‘Reaction Grid’ puts the emphasis on building rather than buying. One of the creators tells how she left her job as a nuclear weapons expert in the US military in favour of a career in virtual world building.
New York, NY, April 17, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Animated internet TV talk show Life On Line takes a playful look at how people use their online time for news and entertainment, creativity, love, friendship, business, shopping, political engagement, work and play.
This edition of Life On Line visits one of the newest virtual worlds to be created on the Open Grid. ‘Reaction Grid’ puts the emphasis on building rather than buying. One of the creators tells how she left her job as a nuclear weapons expert in the US military in favour of a career in virtual world building.
Newsman Sigmund Leominster reports on Quest Online’s new virtual world, Alganon, described as “the first viable alternative to World of Warcraft" - and Sony Entertainment’s PS3-based mystery centered on a character from their virtual world, Home.
And the very very strange ‘Some Grey Bloke’ blows the lid on what Facebook is really all about.
All that and more coming up April 15th on Life On Line.
Life On Line includes a cast of seasoned bloggers, journalists and entertainers including a practicing Psychotherapist whose online name is Dr Roman Candle. He covers a range of behavioral issues describing how people interact with each other in a virtual environment.
Virtual worlds Second Life, Twinity and Entropia Universe (Calypso) are well represented with dedicated correspondents reporting on each. There are guest comedians and musicians and interviews with people making news across the internet.
In social media style, content for the show is driven by viewers who can join the viewers’ group and offer their thoughts and ideas for content on the program and the future direction of the show.
Life On Line is free to any website including private blogs and personal websites.
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This edition of Life On Line visits one of the newest virtual worlds to be created on the Open Grid. ‘Reaction Grid’ puts the emphasis on building rather than buying. One of the creators tells how she left her job as a nuclear weapons expert in the US military in favour of a career in virtual world building.
Newsman Sigmund Leominster reports on Quest Online’s new virtual world, Alganon, described as “the first viable alternative to World of Warcraft" - and Sony Entertainment’s PS3-based mystery centered on a character from their virtual world, Home.
And the very very strange ‘Some Grey Bloke’ blows the lid on what Facebook is really all about.
All that and more coming up April 15th on Life On Line.
Life On Line includes a cast of seasoned bloggers, journalists and entertainers including a practicing Psychotherapist whose online name is Dr Roman Candle. He covers a range of behavioral issues describing how people interact with each other in a virtual environment.
Virtual worlds Second Life, Twinity and Entropia Universe (Calypso) are well represented with dedicated correspondents reporting on each. There are guest comedians and musicians and interviews with people making news across the internet.
In social media style, content for the show is driven by viewers who can join the viewers’ group and offer their thoughts and ideas for content on the program and the future direction of the show.
Life On Line is free to any website including private blogs and personal websites.
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